A LITTLE BUSY OUT THERE. WE’LL STEP BACK IN TIME TO THE 1930S INTO A WORLD OF SEDUCTION AND VENGEANCE WITH MOZART’S BAD BOY DON GIOVANNI. HE’S COMING TO THE ORPHEUM THEATER HERE TO TELL US MORE ABOUT ...
Mozart sublime les aventures d’un des plus célèbres séducteurs de la littérature classique. Les appétits de Don Giovanni sont sans limite : mangeur de femmes, ce seigneur puissant et désinvolte défie ...
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Lorenzo Da Ponte, a librettist, first met in Vienna in 1783. They shied away from the staid Greco-Roman mythologies, used frequently in opera until then, choosing to ...
Mozart’s DON GIOVANNI was one of my first operas and remains among my favorites, despite its misogyny and the difficulty in putting together the kind of cast that can do justice to the string of ...
Mozart is coming to town in March in two dramatic presentations at Riverwalk Theatre and the MSU College of Music. Riverwalk Theatre is bringing Peter Shaffer’s “Amadeus” to its mainstage. Directed by ...
“Don Giovanni” is undoubtedly one of the most loved, feared, and praised works in the operatic repertoire. Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with an Italian libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte, it ...
Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Three artists preparing a new production of this classic at the Metropolitan Opera discuss what makes it so difficult yet satisfying. By Joshua Barone ...
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